Can you waterproof without breaking all the tiles?

Where the leak is localized we use targeted treatment; for a guaranteed result on an old bathroom, waterproofing before re-tiling is the durable option. We advise honestly after inspection.

How soon can the bathroom be used?

Typically after the membrane cures and tiling is complete — we share an exact timeline after inspection.

Waterproofing

Bathroom Waterproofing

Leak-proof bathrooms that protect adjoining walls and the floor below.

The problem

Hidden bathroom leaks travel into shared walls and the ceiling beneath, causing damp patches, peeling paint, and costly repeated repainting.

Our solution

We waterproof the wet zone end to end — sunken floor, junctions, and walls up to splash height — with the right membrane and slope to the drain, before tiling.

Benefits

What you get

Protects adjoining bedrooms and the floor below
Prevents efflorescence and paint peeling on shared walls
Correct slope eliminates standing water
Done before tiling for a lasting, hidden seal

Process

How we deliver it

1
Inspection
Locate damp sources around the wet zone and shared walls.
2
Prep & slope
Repair the sunken slab and set the correct fall to the drain.
3
Membrane
Apply waterproofing to floor, junctions, and walls to splash height.
4
Flood test
Confirm zero leakage before tiling and finishing.

Expected timeline

2–4 days per bathroom (excluding tiling).

Ideal for

Homeowners with damp on shared bathroom walls, or anyone renovating a bathroom and wanting it done right.

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